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Heavy Rainfall in South Texas; Pacific Storm Moves into the Pacific Northwest

Thunderstorms may bring heavy to excessive rainfall and the potential for flooding over South Texas late Wednesday through Friday. A Moderate Risk (level 3 of 4) of excessive rainfall has been issued for portions of South Texas. A Pacific storm will begin to impact the Pacific Northwest Wednesday, bringing strong winds, heavy showers and the potential for severe thunderstorms. Read More >

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Average Temperature Records -- Alamosa

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           Alamosa
        Average Temperature Records
 
 
 
WARMEST YEARS                  COLDEST YEARS
 1. 44.7  2017                   1. 38.1  1992
 2. 44.6  2015                   2. 38.6  1979
 3. 44.4  1934                   3. 38.7  1964
 4. 44.2  1954                   4. 38.9  1984
 5. 44.0  2018                   5. 39.1  1975
 6. 44.0  2020                   6. 39.5  1944
 7. 43.6  1981                   7. 39.7  1968
 8. 43.6  2003                   8. 39.7  1973
  9. 43.6  2005                   9. 39.7  2013 
10. 43.5  2000                  10. 39.8  1991
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WARMEST WINTERS                COLDEST WINTERS
  1.  26.4  1994-95              1.   7.0  1991-92
  2.  25.9  2017-18              2.   8.2  1978-79
  3.  25.8  1998-99              3.   8.7  1983-84
  4.  25.7  1980-81              4.  10.6  1972-73
  5.  24.8  1956-57              5.  11.1  1943-44
  6.  24.5  1999-00              6.  11.5  2007-08
 .7.  24.4  1934-35              7.  12.1  1987-88
  8.  24.4  1995-96              8.  12.2  1932-33
  9.  24.4  2014-15              9.  12.4  2012-13
  10.  24.1  1977-78             10.  12.5  1992-93 
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WARMEST SUMMERS                COLDEST SUMMERS
1.  65.3   2011                1.  60.0   1941
2.  65.1   2021                2.  60.6   1950
3.  64.6   2012                3.  60.7   1992
4.  64.4   2010                4.  60.9   1945
5.  64.3   2018                5.  60.9   1979
6.  64.3   2020                6.  61.0   1965
7.  64.1   2007                7.  61.0   1974
8.  63.9   1958                8.  61.0   1993
9.  63.9   2013                9.  61.1   1967
 10.  63.9   2016               10.  61.1   1976  
                              
     
  Records are in degrees fahrenheit, April 1932 to present.
  Winter temps (Dec. - Feb.)       Summer temps (June - Aug.)
     Current through September 1, 2021.
 
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